Equine Management

Job Description: Only horse lovers should apply for this job. Equine management
is a big part of the horse industry. It consists of everything "horse" including
health, training, judging for shows, and equine reproduction. Managing an equestrian
center is called Equine business management. This includes managing riding
schools and barns, horse camps, and throughout the barn competition.

Education Requirements

With equine management, the fields you should take would be horse
reproduction/ horse anatomy/ genetics, business management, science,
math, and have experience with horses.

Earnings

Earnings vary between how long you have been in the equine business.
A years salary can start from $18,500 to $60,000 a year, depending
on the state you live, or have business in. In Michigan, the earnings aren't
very high, but moving one state away, to Ohio, the earnings differ by about
$20,000.

Hazardous materials removal workers

Job Description

Hazardous materials removal workers are people who
wear awesome suits, and remove all the toxic material from
labs and other places where chemicals are used. Some
examples of toxic chemicals that need removed are asbestos,
radioactive and nuclear materials, arsenic, lead, and
mercury.

Education

Hazardous materials removal workers need classes in
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards.
They also need 40 hours training on the job.

Earnings

For a median worker, the salary per hour is $17.04.
For the entry age, it is about $11.02 per hour. The highest is
$28.45 per hour.